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https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1661/SAFETY-AND-SURVIVAL-IN-AN-EARTHQUAKE-PART-2/
... and panic during earthquakes. Practice what you have learned by holding an earthquake drill. Bolt down water heaters and other gas appliances, or strap them securely to the nearest walls. Fires start from broken gas lines and appliance connections. Use flexible connectors whenever possible. Relocate beds, if possible, so they are not directly under large windows. To secure a water heater, place two strips of metal straps or plumber's tape around the water heater (1 strap approximately 1/3 down from top of water heater and the other 1/3 up from the bottom of tank) . Secure straps by bolting to the studs with 1/4' diameter lag screws or bolts with washers. PROTECTING YOUR DECORATIVE ITEMS, ARTWORK, AND COLLECTIBLES The following suggestions have been gathered from the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History, to assist you in protecting from earthquake damage the decorative items, artwork, and collectibles in your home and office. Earthquakes cause things to fall from shelves and jump' off walls. They also cause cabinets, bookcases, and tall, narrow tables or pedestals to topple. Therefore the first step in protection is to secure the cabinet, case or stand itself. You may be hesitant to drill holes in your cabinets in order to protect them. Only you can decide whether you are willing to risk losing the entire piece of furniture and its contents rather than bolting it to the wall. The second step is to be sure that all cabinets with doors have secure latches. Those advertised as child-proof' or positive' latches are ...
https://completemarkets.com/Article/article-post/1520/GENERAL-OSHA-RECORDKEEPING-REQUIREMENTS/
... Services 83 Social Services 84 Museums, Botanical and Zoological Gardens 8...